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Dunannon
Mr.. and, Mrs. Fred Young
motored to London to oVictOria
Hospital to visit "Chuck" who
was pleased to be allowed to
return home With than until
next Saturday when he is to
return for a check-up on his left
hand and right arm. We hope for
much improvement, Chuck. He
had been hospitalized this time
since November 1.2,
The Bible Society canvass for
the Dungannon Branch has been
completed with $160.15
contributed to' this worthy
cause. Mrs, M. Reed is head of
the group who canvass this area.
W.I. MEETING
Forty Dungannon Women's
Institt)te members and guests-
hel`_ their annual —Christmas
party Saturday evening in
4, Lucknow Parish Hall.
After singing the W.I. Grace,
- and prayer by Rev. Clarence
McClenaghan, a bountiful
banquet . was served by the
Ladies' Guild of the Parish who
were later thanked by Chester
Finnigan.
Following the banquet, Mrs.
Graham McNee and her
committee conducted the
exchange of . gifts which all
enjoyed.
An invitation from Goderich
W.I. to attend their 70th
Anniversary on February `4,
1971 at 12:30 p.m, was read.
Notify your secretary -treasurer,
Mrs. Cecil Blake, before January
23rd if you plan to attend.
Christmas greetings from Miss
Flora Durnin, Tottenham, to
y, W.I. members were read.
Mrs. Gordon Finnigan was
pianist for a period of carol
singing followed by an hour of
euchre games. High and low
-winners were Audrey Hasty and
Mary Bere; Jim Hayden and
Tom Young. , : *
Other interesting prizes were;
Most buttons, Donna Hayden;
most dimes, Wilmer Rutledge;
longest earrings, Ruby Finnigan;
bow tie, Chester Finnigan; lucky
names ° draw, Jim Hayden,
Flossie Ivers.
An Institute sponsored card
party was _ announced for
Tuesday, December 29th at
Dungannon L.O.L. Hall.
The evening was brought to a
close by singing The Queen. The ,
planning and work of Branch
Directors (Bessie McNee, Myrtle
Kerr, Ruby Finnigan and_dlRose
Travis) ar ' gr atly atitire iat
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along with the minister, Rev,
Clarence McClenaghan, in giving
a Christrnss progratli, The
Sunday Sbhool children
presented their White Gifts.
Sharon Young on her
accordion played "Silent Night",
"0 Holy Night" and "Away in a
Manger", which were
appreciated as wgere the numbers
given by each class,
Frank Pentland and Lorne
Hasty participated along with
Rev. C. McClenaghan in the
Dedication Service of altar
pieces in memory �of Arlene
Culbert. A pulpit lamp and a
Bible reading desk were the gifts
given.
• Later in the service a former'
gift given in memory of Mrs. B.
J.,,Crawford, a lovely Bible, was
placed on the communion table
reading desk.
Nancy Errington sang, "The
Lord's Prayer" at the conclusion
of the Dedication service.
' PERSONAL ITEMS
The young people. who have
snowmobiles . or snow -jets are
enjoying the recent snowfall.
Miss .Patricia Eedy and Bob
Ott of Listowel visited at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. `Irvine
.,Eedy for the weekend.
Monday, December 14 the
Superintendents and Teachers of
the Sunday School of the United
Church and also parents,
provided a Christmas meal for all
the pupils. This was followed by
an exchange of gifts completing
a happy evening for about 65
persons.
fl a splendid evening i
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PERSONAL ITEMS
Mr. and Mrs. H.' Jim Blake,
Toronto, were home for the'
weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Ohm and
little daughter,. Heather, have
recently moved to the 4th Conc.
Ashfield to the Dauphin house
(formerly Brown's home.).
At the .Erskrne Presbyterian
Church, Dungannon, -a special
service of baptism was observed.
Babies baptized 'were Jean
Elizabeth, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. McWhinney, Nile, and
Stephanie Anne, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Black. Rev. Glen
Noble officiated.
U.C. CHRISTMAS PROGRAM
December 13th at 11 a.m.
Dungannon, United Church was
well filled -for the Worship
Service, in which members of
the Sunday School participated,
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Kieffer
re-elected
Oscar G. Kieffer, R.R. 1,
Bluevale was re-elected to the
Huron -Perth Separate '- School.,
Board Monday, December 7,
over opponent Donald Frayne,
R.R. 3, Goderich.
This will be Mr. Kieffer's
second two year term of office.
He represents the areas attending
Sacred Heart School, Wingham,
and St. Joseph's School,
Kingsbridge.
Polling results were as
follows:
4'V,
4.41
fr;, V Frayne
Wingham f:, ..
62 8
Morris Twp. " 15 . 0
Turnberry & Howick 42 1
Ashfield Twp. 9 92
East Wawanosh Twp. 10 . 6
West Wawanosh Twp. 30 25
Grey Twp. 4 5
Kinloss . 1 1
173 138
Bridge Scores-
-There
were five tables in play
at the Goderich Duplicate Bridge
Club Tuesday night.
Winners and their scores were
as follows: first, 59%, Mrs. D. D.
Worthy, Mrs. W. Duncan;
second, 56%, Miss L. Robinson,
Mrs. I. Papernick, Mrs: R.
Sproule, Mrs. A. Galbraith, Dr.
and Mrs. M. Smith.
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iete spar ling beauty of a snowy landscape,
hearts are filled with peace and good will. Over the
mounta ps, through -the woods or wherever you'll
be at Christmas, we wish you a merry one and
\ncere "Thanks" for our Contin I: s 0.s r
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